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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1920
Page
1
Prisoners escaped from county jail by sawing through steel bars and doors during the night. Two auto thief suspects were sought, with one escaped man reportedly held by U.S. authorities as a counterfeiter. Witnesses described a tense breakout as guards discovered the breach and attempted to pursue the fugitives.
Confused dispatch from Washington reports seeking details on a government matter. Mentions Director Mines and constitutional questions, with references to federal compensation and a Supreme Court decision. Local items recall Penn Walia and Arkansas freight stories alongside London theft of jewels.
A brief note reports heightened scrutiny on a political caucus as observers monitor proceedings and potential shifts in party alignment. Details remain sparse but indicate increased attention from media and constituents.
A German cabinet official was wounded in what reports describe as a Berlin incident. Details are scarce and authorities have not released a formal statement. The event prompted police cordons and an ongoing investigation into the motive and assailant.
Health officials report a rising number of illness cases resembling flu across Antinate. City physicians say the epidemic is waning but warn continued precautions and vaccines may reduce spread. The advisory notes total cases rise as departments monitor the situation and urge action for protection.
A confusing report from Washington references Secretary Baker and the Defense Department. The brief mentions unclear timing and positions, with speculation about shifts in leadership and policy during January.
A fragment from a Tulsa news page notes an arrest threat connected to an offer or pledge involving local figures. details are unclear in the OCR, but the item centers on potential legal action and Tulsa area implications.
Fragmented text reports three counts of profiteering against a coal company. Details are garbled with partial phrases about pricing at 17.75 per ton and a city permit ordinance. The document references investigation steps and potential penalties but lacks clear names, dates, or places.
A chaotic report describes three Arkarsas Negroes involved in a troubling disturbance near a plantation. Local authorities, including a sheriff, pursued suspects and coordinated with a state police presence. The incident prompted a search of nearby villages and a plan to address the offense and protect residents.
Senate moves to fund influenza battle as lawmakers approve measures aimed at boosting vaccination and treatment efforts. The action comes amid rising flu activity and calls for swift use of authorized funds to expand public health response.
Wilson will appoint a successor to the treasury late today or tomorrow. The White House announced this afternoon that the move is part of a broader week’s plan.
Senator Hiram Johnson reports some of his running mates back Hoover as a third option, while Johnson himself remains cautious. Hoover, former food administrator, refuses to commit to either party. He supports no party slate and may pursue an independent stance, drawing mixed reaction from Republicans and Democrats alike.
Edna Brown’s real name allegedly a front for a teen facing minor crimes. A court case reveals a teenage girl may inherit a fortune upon reaching twenty one, with guardianship and control details disputed.
A fragmented notice reports Lodge rejecting changes to a pact amid unclear affiliations and disputes. The brief item mentions a hotel fire incident and a police or court involvement, with references to individuals and dates, but specifics remain obscured within the OCR text.
Jury selection stalls as new evidence and witnesses are added. Prosecution in the murder case faces delays with former officials linked to prior trials, while court reevaluates juror eligibility and panel composition.
Olan Reds defy a world envoy in a surprising turn reported with bold language. The event centers on notable actions by Olan Reds and the unexpected response from international observers. Further details remain unclear in the fragmentary text.
Fragmented OCR reveals a heated exchange touching on alleged interference, government influence, and press independence. References include Martens, Senator Borah, and a Soviet comparison, with broad claims about secrecy and state control.
A new Lowden headquarters was opened in the capital by Representative Bertth of the Lawden committee. The committee includes all the tapping members of Congress from Wingie Renators and was aided by Lawren Willen and Rosentare in the opening.
unclear text fragment references Silver Eagles and entitlements with scattered proper names and phrases. No coherent event or main subject emerges from the OCR garble.
A Canada Canada Northwest region train wreck near North Bay left nine dead and several injured including Dorothy Sheers of Los Angeles. Vice President McTier described the crash at the session pact, noting engine failure halted the freight train and an investigation is underway. The injured were taken to a hospital in Vancouver and nearby areas.
Peebly accuses the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce of obstructing federal census enumeration. He cites a five member committee and alleges bias and smear tactics by supervisors to influence accuracy and turnout in the city.
Fragmentary text describes police seeking a seriously hurt boy after an incident. Details are unreadable, with garbled phrases about a driver and a report. No clear names, dates, or locations are recoverable from the snippet.
The notice outlines a rate change effective in the Times publication. It lists a February set and references Fabresay Tet, detailing adjustments to the current pricing structure.
A terse report from Pittsburg covers the first test of a new act amid protests and courtroom maneuvering. Officials and activists clash over enforceability as legal debates unfold, with references to Allen, Court Jobers, and the Maar Coal Pubes amid a wider labor and regulatory dispute.
An unclear report describes a burglary and an attempted robbery at a residence on East Third Street. A person allegedly entered the home during the night and presented a weapon, attempting to threaten a young woman but fled when she reacted. No injuries are described.
A fragmented public notice blames the gas company for a recent shortage. The readable text shows consumer frustration and calls for accountability from the gas supplier, with references to service reliability and possible remedies discussed by affected residents and officials.
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